Contests End in Primary Bill Showdown in Assembly
March 11 report of Senate action on a makeshift primary bill backed by Governor Fort. The measure proposes delegate elections to national and state conventions for first class counties only, notably Judson and Essex, and faces strong opposition if it reaches the House. Robbins primary bill favored in Senate. Colby seeks a commission on industrial education with $5,000 budget. Several related bills on roads, schooling age, cremation societies, and general sewer laws pass or move forward.
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Fronton
Governor Fort
Ted
Senate
Snator Colby
Wal
Judson
Essex
Beever
Colby
Committee On Labor and Industries
Fielder
Wilson
Stone Road
Assemblyman
Colgate
Price
Robbing
Where He Learned His Trade
An applicant claims to have learned his trade in Sing Sing prison after a five year apprenticeship while employed without pay. The dialogue frames a dramatic contrast between industry and harsh conditions as an illustration in a Sunday magazine.
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Sing Sing
Thoughtful Farmer Learns About Coffee Health Link
A farmer recounts years of indigestion and rheumatic trouble improving after switching from coffee to Postum. He credits the change with steadier sleep, reduced headaches, and relief from bilious symptoms, claiming dramatic overall better health after long trial with other remedies.
Labor Bureau Bill Sparks Opposition Hearings
A hearing was held on the Ackerman free employment bureau bill as critics from the State Federation of Labor and Jersey City labor circles urged narrowing the act’s scope. They warned the measure could turn New Jersey into a national job-market and even draw in non citizens or those not declaring intent to become citizens. The bill targets first class cities and is supported by the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, which aims to strike at objectionable employment bureau practices.
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Trenton
Committee On Labor and Industry
United States
George L. Record
Jersey City
Samuel Botterill
Orange
State Federation of Carpenters
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman Talks in Sleep Sparks Divorce Case Decision
In Trenton on March 11 Vice-Chancellor Walker heard Richard Tague of South Amboy seek divorce on evidence from a sleeping wife. The husband testified using a salt water method to obtain answers, while Mrs. Tague denied the accusations and presented counter charges. The judge reserved decision amid doubt over the salt method.
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Trenton
Walker
Richard Tague
South Amboy
Good Templars Split On Local Option Bill
Trenton March 11 a split is seen in at least one lodge of the Order of Good Templars over the Cros by local option bill. Assemblyman Moxon received a letter from Edward R Black of Newark stating Laurel Lodge Paterson did not oppose the word feature and that Black, as the only authorized temperance representative, enclosed credentials. He urged elimination of the ward feature of the bill.
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Trenton
Order of Good Templars
Crosby
Moxon
Edward 8. Black
Newark
D. W. McNeil
Paterson
Laurel Lodge
Butter makers to meet in national convention in St Paul
Two thousand buttermakers and creamery men from the United States and Canada converge on St Paul for a three day national convention led by Governor Johnson. Minnesota aims to defend the national banner in a contest backed by a thousand local butter makers with exhibits and talks on technical butter manufacture.
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St. Paul
Minn
United States
Canada
Johnson
Association
National Organization of Eupremiacy
Innesota
Minnesota
Surprise Party for Eighteenth Birthday Held at Mrs Stark Home
A surprise party was hosted at Mrs. Bora Stark’s residence to honor her daughter’s eighteenth birthday. Music and games filled the evening with Miss Bertha Spinner at the piano and Miss Elizabeth Bender singing. Supper followed at 11 o’clock as a large group of guests gathered.
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Bora Stark
Bertha Spinner
Elizabeth Bender
William Vogtman
Peter Vogtman
James Deer
Andrew Stark
Charles Baling
Helen Baling
Lizzie Bench
Laurark
Anna Bender
Mary Baling
the Happy Ten
Mrs. C. Helperts
John Fourbauch
Louis Schipple
Herman Muller
Anthony Fourbauch
John Bender
Bender
William North
Fred Stark
Josephine Kuhn
Freida
Jo Baling
Florence Brown
Bertha
Matilda Spinner
Anna
Ha Stark
Ida Heiperis
Pauline Seiel
Hiaie
Ella Schipple
Leavenworth Case Quips Cue Curing Justice
A fragment from Chicago News cites a ban ana lawyer invoking Justice Brewer and a shoplifting trial. A witness quips about kleptomania while the judge notes being sent to cure a case, in a sharp courtroom exchange.
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Leavenworth
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Axminster
Greene's
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Maiden Lane
Corsin
Broad Street
Elizabeth, W. J
Jas. L. Hand, Jr
Gard
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Ane
Mi. V
Jose Set
John W. Wirth
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Duratire
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Elizabeth Ave
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Sternberg & CO
Market Street
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